In this video, Logan Silver reflects on why images of Sheikh Amadou Bamba and Sheikh Ibrahima Fall are so central in Mouride art. These figures are honored not as objects of worship, but as models of complete devotion to God. For the Mouride community, such images represent individuals who embodied spiritual surrender and lived as potent examples of loving the Prophet and seeing God in all things. Through this art, followers celebrate lives dedicated fully to faith and divine presence.